the fog is thickest at stand rose at 3:00, an improvement and at 4 at half moon bay, with most of our reporting stations are below ten miles per hour and calm to novato and napa and livermore and mountain view. san jose is 101 at 880 looking dry in the south bay. you still have a chance of a light shower although you have been rain faded with the last couple of systems, and sunny and below average with showers possible through tuesday and that is how unstable the air is going to be and the steady and heavy rain with the cold front on saturday and monday. today, the temperatures headed out to bart are 49 in el cerrito so it is mild. scattered showers this afternoon. low-to-mid 60. a few upper 50's at the coast. tonight is upper 40's to mid-50's. as the green dots pop up, they move off to the east and we have them around lunch, a few at action, and we have a stray one or two overnight and through tomorrow the best chance is in the north bay until the evening hours and here comes the cold front through saturday morning and by saturday afternoon we have a chance of a scattered shower. the

at 68 is not bad and 64 and sun at 7:00. we have fog to the north and by noons high clouds and sun and low-to-mid 70's above average and pleasant evening in the mid-60's. at the coast, low clouds through noon and it will be gone by 4:00. it will be breezy and cooler with temperatures around 60. leyla gulen? >> at 6:01, a big rig lost its way and headed beyond candlestick a big rig is trying to get to the freeway on the off-ramp from northbound 101. it is blocking currently if you need to make it off the ramp you may not be able to so use the alternate, southbound traffic not affecting. as we look at what is happening westbound 80 into emeryville you can see a little bit of a slow down the closer you get to the maze and starting with the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the cash-paying lanes are heavy and emeryville camera shows traffic moving to treasure island with a few extra cars slow things down. >> we have breaking news in hayward, with a large marijuana "grow" operation in a home. they are in the process of removing m

we're looking at a deadly traffic accident. you're actually looking at 95, 495 at 214. seeing traffic impacted by an accident at 193 at lake arbor way. just factor your time into that. use 50 as an alternative. >>> cbs this morning is next with more on g.m. and what they knew about faulty ignition switches. >> jeff gore will have the details on the first lawsuit against the auto giant. >> i'm going to be back with traffic and weather. jessica will join me in 25 minute. we'll see you then. >>> news, traffic 24/7 at wusa9.com. howard and i will see you at noon. >> see you back here tomorrow at 4:25. take care, everybody. have a great day. >> bye. wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. it is wednesday,

at least the university that i have been at at various times, one in the midwest, it is incredibly brown even when it is asian. so does this boil down to this is not my parents's university any more, all these people with all their cultures that they identify with and celebrate, this is threatening me as a sort of generic anglo white male especially. >> thank you very much. let me start with the first one, the last one first. sounds like what you are saying is what is being said about the tea party. there is too much change that is happening. we have a black president, all these undeserving people around. we want to take our country back. i am not sure i really see that on these campuses. these campuses are predominantly white. another one is in california. i will tell you that. there is not this kind of multicultural experience that we get in the california university system. so is not my sense that it is just racial politics or that it is for most racial. they really hate gender sensitivity. they really are concerned about national security and islam. they really despise taxes. it seem

at 11:00 students at john f. kennedy university will hear from chavez's grandson and later tonight at 7:00 there will be a screening of caesar chavez, an american hero. >> governor brown will be in sausalito for an environmental conference, he will deliver the key note speech at the council of the states spring meeting. this will start this morning. the three-day event focuses on improving state environmental agencies to protect humans and the environment. >> turning to our microclimate forecast, a live look outside at san francisco and over to the east bay as well for a live look at fremont. things looking relatively calm. that's going to change in the next couple hours. we're talking strong winds and heavy rain. >> we are checking in with meteorologist christina loren right now who is watching that. happy monday. >> happy monday to you. the good news is all of the activity is going to hold off until after the morning commute which is good news because hey, it's monday after all. mike is watching that. we're goi

checking i-270 commute, here's a look at 270 at clarksburg road.o problems to report this morning. running smooth at maryland 109, as well. and at the beltway, 270 is running full speed. you've got a 16-minute commute on 270 from 118 to the capital beltway. we are tracking a report of some issues i-66 at nutley. we'll get that on our next report. back to you. >> maynard, thank you. 5:30 now. >>> and search crews are getting ready to go back into kenilworth park. they're looking for any signs of 8-year-old relisha rudd. police believe she may number that park after they learn good items her alleged abductor bought shortly after she disappeared. news4's megan mcgrath watching developments from northeast d.c. megan? >> reporter: you see behind me here the police officer who's blocking off one of the entrances to the park. in fact, all of the entrances are blocked off. that's been the case all night long as police just keep an eye on things until investigators could return this morning. yesterday, there was a very, very large-scale search that took pla

in at 4:00. coast and wet. be prepared for the drive home, being a little tougher than maybe the drive this morning. at least weatherwise. turn it over to kristen and eric with the news of the day. >> mike, thank you very much, and that rain moving in, as israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues his west coast swing. he was in southern california last night, and this morning he will be in silicon valley. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is in mountain view live with what's on the agenda. matt? >> reporter: well, protest, planned for today here outside the commuter history museum, as the venue is hosting governor brown and the israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was in los angeles yesterday for the premiere of a documentary that features the prime minister giving a tour of his nation. he's visiting silicon valley today to sign an historic agreement with governor brown promoting trade, research and economic development. the governor's office says the deal will have an emphasis on

it roois rises at 7:30, setting at 7:12. a look at the rain. crescent city, mt.rinkles down by cloverdale. it won't arrive in the bay area until later today. 66 in the city. 70 in fremont. 72 in san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast, showers overnight through tomorrow. breezy winds through tuesday. sunny and warmer right through next week. carolyn? >> lisa, thank you. >>> thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. the news continues at 9:00. without a trace. the search intensifies by air and by sea for the boeing 777 that vanished friday, carrying 239 people, including three americans. and this morning, a new clue about the plane's possible last maneuver as teams concentrate on what looks like two large oil slicks in the ocean. >>> and the other mystery, how did two people board the flight using stolen passports? >>> breaking over night, stage collapse. more than two dozen people many of them kid

. >>> good morning, at action, -- at 5:00, with breaking news. >> a motorcyclist was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver in fremont. >>> knick is near the scene. nick? >> a bizarre change of events involving a vehicle on fire and someone being arrested at the scene under suspicion of d.u.i. and you can see what we seeing at the intersection of fremont boulevard and dakota road with an idea of how large the area the police have designated as part of the crime scene. the police are investigating a fatal traffic accident at the intersection of fremont boulevard with a collision between a vehicle and motorcyclist first reported to police before 2:00 this morning. the person riding the motorcycle was pronounced dead at scene and it appears alcohol was a factor. the driver of the vehicle has been arrested for suspicion of d.u.i. and we know he is a resident of emeryville and 23 years old. this played out quickly. fremont police police were called by a taco bell employee half a mile from this location. she said there is someone in the car would looked like they are drunk. police arrive

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in the east bay, arson is on the scene of an early morning fire at oakland market that broke out at 82nd avenue before 3:00. firefighters found two separate fires burning inside the business. there were no signs of forced entry. this is "suspicious" in nature. >>> the prime suspect in saturday's death of a castro valley woman has confessed to the murder. her husband told us this. wife, the body was found inside the home on friday afternoon. authorities say they responded to the home three times for domestic disputes in 2009. >> developing news in the another bacon core investigators say quick police work helped them make an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run accident that killed a pedestrian. a 29-year-old antioch man was arrested, tyler larson. the 46-year-old victim was seen if video leaving the store moments before being hit on sunday night. particular senator is held at the contra costa county jail. the man arrested in connection with the shooting after san francisco police officer is scheduled for arraignment today after leading authorities on a high speed chase through four counties be

we had a high of 80 at gilroy. 79 at santa cruz. mid-70s over the remainder of the bay area and 72 in san francisco. right now, we are looking live from our south beach camera along the bay bridge under partly cloudy skies. low 60s in redwood city, lott los gatos and 51 at half moon bay. a clear night although a few high, thin clouds. 57 right now at santa rosa. 52 napa. nevada 54. low 60s at concord and livermore and one more beautiful view live from our exploratory camera looking at the skyline of downtown san francisco. high clouds, the aforementioned high clouds. spring arrives 9:57 tomorrow pacific dalt daylight time. clouds on shore right now has been the pattern throughout the day and will continue overnight. no rain will fall from the clouds. torment filtered sunshine and mild dry day. next woke a chance of rain. starting the forecast animation on tuesday, march 25th. by wednesday looks like this weak cold front will bring us a chance of light rain. we need more than light rain but light rain will be better than no rain at a

view, oakland, and concord at six and fairfield at five and santa rosa at eight.

rosa at 77, even the tri-valley, livermore at 76 degrees. perfect weather in time for the weekend. and wouldn't you know work talking about even warmer conditions for saturday and sunday. really a perfect weekend to enjoy some of the beach weather. something we haven't been able to do. with winter, we've been in, now as we head into spring some warm weather. you know what, spring hasn't officially started. that doesn't start until the 20th of this month. let's talk to mike. >> spring temperatures. looking here toward 880 northbound. the oakland area approaching the coliseum. you look at the screen, the southbound side going away, counter commute lighter there. we're talking about the maps, you see both directions are green at the limit. slowing north of the coliseum. around 16 miles per hour. it's eastbound 580 off the freeway we had reports of two couches in the road. sounds like someone busted them apart. also another issue, reports of a pile of clothes, that sounds like my college apartment. two couches and a pile of clothes. we'll show y

the earlier crash at 92 has cleared. let's look at the roads. from that point in san mateo, getting over there and moving westbound, the commute starts to build. a smooth drive 101, 92, no slowing there and the bay shore freeway moves along the peninsula. a footh drive north on 880 past the coliseum. mild slowing. and the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on here. a showdown in the -- cleared from the upper east shore freeway. a better flow there. >> prince performing a surprise concert in the east bay this weekend. the rock superstar announced he will play at the fox theater saturday night. we checked ticket master and they are gone but there may be a silver lining. another tweeted out. last year prince did a surprise two-night stint so he keeps coming back. >> i can see why it filled so quickly. coming up on "today in the bay" a nup. >> he is throwing a young lady to the ground. she's fighting him. >> it was riveting television and a terrible season, a 5-year-old in the back of one of these cars and a 100-mile-an-hour chase. >>> g

at driscolls valencia . the aftermath will be held at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at st. kevin catholic church. following mass, the burial ceremony will be held at the holy cross cemetery. >> caltran was shut down a busy intersection 80 in fairfield this week to perform maintenance work. the: to westbound 80 at travis boulevard will be closed tomorrow between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.. a nearby off the ramp from westbound highway 80 at our road will also be shut down on the same time. caltran plans to trim trees, remove letter and to run trains during disclosure. itter and clear out drains during the closure. >> welcome back. after weathering a sea of controversy, no will arrive in first place at the box office this weekend. paramounts a biblical epic starring russell crowe open with $44 million spread lions gate teen science fiction thriller divergent earned 26 par-5 million in its second weekend. this is a globetrotting must uppet see cuomo said its most wanted featuring the teen faa and the rickey gervaos came in third place with $11.4 million spread >> this is frozen as

only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> we're back on kron4 news weekend. time to check out the weather forecast. >> thanks a lot, marty. we'll start off with this live shot from our walnut creek camera. you can see high clouds out there and that's the weather pattern that we'll see today so we'll see that increase in cloud cover as we do have a system approaching, so let's take a look at satellite and radar. the system is sitting to the north and west of us, we do have high pressure over central and southern california. that's what's keeping the system to the north ofs but we are expecting it to sag south later this evening so we'll see that increase in cloud cover throughout the day and then you could see by 8:00 p.m. it's going to make its way into the north bay, grow a little bit more widespread and be fast moving, take a look at this, it's going to be clear by tomorrow afternoon and feel those winds pick up tomorrow afternoon but once the system passes, we're expecting dry conditions in the ex

take a look at citi. look at bank of america. i think bank of america, very easily -- i don't care about the 52-week highs. i look at where these things trade either in valuation or book value. the financials still have plenty of value left in them, whether it's jpmorgan trading over the book value or goldman sachs. bank of america is going to 20. i think citi is going to hit 55. the financials i still think are an area, throw in big pharma, throw in the chips. i think there's plenty of different various names and sectors that continue to go to the upside. >> steph, i'm glad that pete brings up the financials because those who like them are pointing to this week and a great week they've had as evidence that maybe they're getting going and this is really the place to be. >> it's about time, right? it has been painful owning this sector. and i think they're doing better because the economic data has been a little bit better. not all great but a little bit better, particularly the chicago pmi, the ism, the new home sales. i've been

we've been trading at 1880.5 and futures at the 57 point range.t mid point at 1852. as we get back up to these highs, that targets 1937 another 5% higher. i'm very optimistic, especially the last couple of weeks, which are the end of the earnings season. that's typically when the market fell down because there's no fundamental news. it's held up pretty well. we're only down .5% on the week. >> yeah. i mean, the thing is, we're at the end of the quarter. typically people don't like to fall down and window dress to push things down, don't they? >> well, i think because we don't get the earnings in our face every day to remind us how corporations are doing. if you look at the last three quarters, there's a bit of a disappointment where people don't have that news every day. so, you know, the window dressing, i'm old school. that used to happen years ago. but i don't think it happens as much now as it did in the years past. i think the markets move on their own news. and i'm still very, very positive. i'm looking at some stocks that i think i find int

let's have a look at the events we are looking at for you.esday, softbank speaking in the u.s. with the u.s. with a possible deal to buy sprint. some clues about how those regulatory difficulties might be overcome. a rates decision day in thailand wednesday. the central bank is expected to cut borrowing costs, as the clinical term well continues to weigh on growth. the protests have lost a little bit of steam. they are trying to get rid of the prime minister. the conflict has cost the country a lot when it comes to tourism and investment. wednesday, cathay reporting results. analysts are excepting profit to be on the up 34%. jet fuel prices during the time, as well as u.s. business on the rise. china's national people's congress ends on thursday. premier li keqiang will speak at a briefing once the closing ceremony is done. we've got these challenges facing the country. exports, unexpectedly fell 18.1% last month. that is a ligand -- the biggest drop the country has seen since the financial crisis. economists were expecting a gain of 7.5%. th

fans in the bay area can still watch the game at at&t park. a free viewing party will be held at 6:30. a big screen will be set up for fans to enjoy the game. >>> 7:44. more disappointment today about the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane. a cluster of orange objects spotted by a search plane, it turned out to be fishing equipment. there are ten planes, ten ships, 1100 people from several countries now involved in in the search -- in the search. australians said the best brains in the world are involved in the effort. >> if this mystery is solvable, we'll solve it. but i don't want to underestimate how difficult it is. >> now, an american ping detector is in australia, that yellow device there, it can be used to help find the black box recorder. the searchers say before they can deploy it, they need a lead where to start. >>> north korea and south korea fired artillery shells into the waters today and that's causing tensions to rise. north korea has conducted a series of rocket and ballistics in recent weeks. it's believed to be a

tuesday we are at 34. enjoy it. >> will have a fire we're watching on a high-rise building right now at 35th. what we are hearing is set the fire was struck but they are still evacuating people from that building. that's all we have on this. no word on injuries or the extent of the evacuations. we will have another update in a bit. a quick peek out at the dan ryan it's pretty dark so far. it's quiet. not much volume out there on the road yet. a handful of projects in construction causing some slow pockets out there. particularly in the outlying suburbs. >>the mystery of the missing malaysian jetliner may be on the verge of being solved. two very large objects -- one of them almost 80 feet across -- have been picked up on radar, in the indian ocean, 14 hundred miles west of australia. it's possible, they could be debris from a jet. >> the maritime safety authority has received information based on imagery of objects possibly related to the search. following specialist analysis of this satellite imagery, to

at this point it's unclear who is at fault.rrests have been made and the coroner's office has told us again that the man appeared to be homeless and they believe that he is in his late 30. but they are still attempting to reach his relatives. and back out here live, i do want to show you that there are nine lanes of traffic when you count the turn lanes in this section of alma don expressway. there is no crosswalks, but there is underneath the overpass. we have a call in to the police to get an update to find out exactly where the victim was walking and if he was at fault. we haven't heard back yet from police. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega. >> thanks. >>> it's 7:34. san francisco will be tackling the issue of pedestrian safety today. five pedestrians have been hit and killed in that city this year. the most recent happened about two weeks ago when a 90-year- old woman died after getting hit by a truck at california and fill more streets. at 9:30 this morning san francisco mayor ed lee will introduce new safet

then we have whatsapp at $19 billion. we have nest at $3.2 billion. shocked if snapchat could get that same $3 billion today, much less 4 or 5. just given the way that things are shifting. >> plenty of cash on the books of these companies. >> there's a lot of cash. >> or equity. >> there's a lot of cash out there but more of the investment announcements that i hear coming from these bigger companies. a lot of interest is in the more fundamental technologies. i think people feel like the table is set as far as who has power and the potential to grow in this economy and they're starting to prepare for the next wave. as zuckerberg said, mobile is kind of established. now we're looking for the next thing after mobile. that's fundamental technology. >> mobile just happens, doesn't it? we were just talking about facebook being late to mobile. >> yeah. but the growth in smartphones has peaked out. tablets' growth has started flattening out sooner than people had thought. i think, uf you got to realize at this point apple won tablets. apple and samsung and go

at 2:46 p.m. local time a prayer was observed around the country to remember the more than 15,000 people who died after the disaster. thousands more who still remain missing. japan's prime minister and the japanese emperor and his wife led a special ceremony in tokyo today. >> the school board expected to put off plans to build because of a decline in enrollment. the state law which requires kindergarteners to be 5 by september 1 led to fewer students in schools a. new school not needed at this time. the board meets tonight at 6:30. >> a cat accused of holding an entire family hostage. the 911 call you have got to hear is coming up next. >>> welcome back everyone. we're taking live to the senate where a talk-a-thon continues into almost their tenth hour. they are taking over the senate floor to bring attention to the issue of climate change this morning. boy, can we talk. can we show you great stories as well. this is a family in portland trying to decide whether to keep their cat after it attacke

it lapped at -- happened at bal we wa high school.tudents took a photo of themselves and posted it on took. we spoke to a student who is a senior at the school and said he was in a campus bathroom when the boys took the picture last week. >> they said this thing is loaded. that's what they said. and i heard the gun click. definitely had a gun. >> police say the boys admitted they had a gun but did not plan to hurt anyone. they have been cited and the school district says they will most likelying expelled. >> the bal we wa high school principal sent a letter to parents selling them this is considered an extremey serious incident and the school is committed to making sure it doesn't happen again. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. 8:47. let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic. it's been busy. >> it's been terrible. yesterday was much better. today is a very slow day out on the roads. let's take a look at 280. it's improving here northbound. 280 is probably the best freeway. 85 is still slow. traffic is also s

sunset at 7:27.you look out the next couple of days, very unsettled and possibly wet weather. another storm saturday and another one monday. >> back to winter. >> i guess so. >> we need proof it's raining. last time we checked in with anne, i think that was the proof. >> don't you this? i. >> looks wet out there, anne. >> reporter: yeah. it's been coming down even more heavily since you last saw me. it's not my favorite assignment to be standing here telling you that it's raining. but since we have had such a dry winter, we really can't complain. it was definitely another chance to pull out the highly fashionable rain boots. but you can see here on the corner of geary and van ness, the roads are very wet. there's some ponding and pooling that can be expected on local roadways all around the bay area today as this rain gathers this morning. so be aware of it as you head out for your morning commute. and also be aware to bring your hat, bring your hood, bring your boots, umbrella, whole shabang, becaus

she did. >> now the meeting for parents will be held at 5:00 tonight at world academy. the school is expected to announce changes to early release and pick up policies. the suspect in this attack is described as a white man six feet tall, 180 to 200 pounds with black hair and a mustache. police say the incidents at both schools happened around 4:00 in the afternoon and involved young girls and after school programs. >>> we're learning new details about the richmond schoolteacher accused of child sex abuse. police arrested ronald guinto last week while he was teaching his students. authorities confirm three former students told investigators guinto molested them during camping trips in 2012 and 2013. guinto founded his own youth group while working at a teachers aid. he was fired from that school in november. in january he was hired by mira vista. police are also urging anyone else who believes they were a victim to come forward. >>> happening today people in vallejo could hear gunshots and see smoke rising from six flags. but it is all part of a training exercise. that

we're at cisco grove now. about an hour ago, take a look at the snow coming down folks spreading into the rest stop year up there. the snow level about 7,000 feet. that meant they're getting great snow. people enjoying it today. looking forward to the weekend. people are just happy to get away from the area. >> yeah. it's been dry. we're super happy about it. it's intense today i think it's going to make a nice for tomorrow. >> now they're expecting to get a foot to two feet higher elevations every flake is just precious. that reservoir in the sky so important, especially in this drought year. it will be exciting and interesting to see how much snow falls, and it could be up a beautiful weekend for winter sports. come on up, it should be beautiful >> thank you, dave. >> they've struggled. >> yes. no kidding. >> hope any they'll get more snow on the way. >> they will. quite a bit of snow. spring now the new winter. >> ook? >> okay. >> we're getting rain in the sierra. about to get snow. you can see a line of sh

look at where the growth in auto loans is at right now.sically anything longer than six years for an auto loan, that's the sweet spot. in fact, that's tripled in the last five years. look at the auto dealer stocks over last six months. these guys had a nice move in early 2013. since then, it's been, you know, pretty much treading water, maybe slightly up for a few of them. the bottom line is this, guys, we are taking out bigger loensz and taking longer to pay them off. >> it's probably because americans love their suvs and truck, right? >> yeah. it's hard to buy a pickup or suv for under $30,000. if you're going to go that route, you're paying at least that much. >> phil, having said that, sales are a little bit -- at the moment, on the volume, at least. >> right. they're all counting on warmer weather in march bringing people back into the showroom. we will see that f. that happens. >> phil lebeau, always good to see you with that story on higher amounts of borrowing for cars. >>> we are getting ready for the next hour of "squawk on the s

oop. >> -- at the station. you can clearly hear the warning signs of the train and just as the train approaches, the man crosses nearly getting hit. it points out these people went across a flashing crossing gate and they are trying to prove to people it is just not worth it. >> when they seed a train coming, they think it is not going to hit me and they just run across. >> deaths happen on the tracks. they are reminding people never to go around the gates and watch out for a second train and to expect a train on any track at any time and back out here live, you can see the sign is clearly posted and it is a 271-dollar fine for going around the date when it is down and caltrans wants you to keep this in mind, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a house fire over the weekend was set on purpose. whoever set the fire also likely stole a car, an audi a- 4. the homeowners why not there -- were not there at the time. investigators were looking for an audi and anybody with information on the case is as

plenty of sunshine at san ramon and 70. 69 at pleasanton and livermore. santa rosa tops out at 68 degrees and berkeley, same number. marin civic center. 69 san rafael. extended forecast, plenty of sunshine for st. patrick's day tomorrow. mostly sunny and mild. the extended forecast, nothing but sunnal the way through -- sun all the way through shore line. a whole lot going on in the sports department. let's not wait a moment. >> you must be excited. brian's alma mater made it into the brackets, cal poly. >> i wouldn't call that a cinderella team. that's more like the wicked which. >> hey! >> election sunday is the official tipoff to march madness. start filling out our brackets. it was not a great team for the local teams. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the big dance >>> only one bay area basketball team had its name called on selection sunday. >> and they will meet the third pac 12 team in the tournament, stanford. [ cheers ] >> yeah. the cardinals back in the big dance for the first time in dawkins' sixth time. >> it's something you imagine yourself being part of a

and we got here at 4:00 and they were already in line. we get to go back in at 7 a.m. and i am anxious to hear their compressions of the actors and actresses and the movies and the fashion and the stories. >> with you get away, tell the truth. there you are, down in los angeles with the biggest stars in the world, were you intimidateed? >> my goodness, of course! scow we aring in the background, i didn't have extreme access ought all times but i was standing behind broadly cooper and i was like, bradley, broadly, and matthew mcconaughey walked by me and it is like, you wonder if they look the same as they do on tv and the movies and magazines. they do. they are flawless. jennifer, -- jennifer, garner, too. flawless. >> she has tweeted a lot of wonderful pictures for you. check them out. >> you can catch that at 9:00 a.m. right here right after "good morning america" and people are still talking about the biggest selfie in history, with all the stars including july why roberts, and angelina is over there, as well, and brad pitt, and re-tweeted 2.6 million times and cras

, like this one at mission bay. but if any more were to start at the same time, say in the case of an earthquake, the city could be in a crisis. the report says san francisco's emergency water supply has large gaps and lacks crucial equipment. voters already approved hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds to build reservoirs, pumping stations and better pipes, but the city reportedly is not using that money to create that system at this time. >> now to the latest on search and recovery efforts at the site of the deadly washington mudslides. about 200 people sifted through mud and debris for victims today but before any work was done. there was prayers. many local residents gathered at churches to reflect on what's been a very difficult week. >> the town of oso and the people that have been lost, their family is huge now because every fire fighter, every volunteer is out here for one cause, and that's to help support this community. >> the official death toll stands at 18, but 30 people are still unaccounted for. c

at 7:00 a.m. we will see more rain come through and also hold off for the possibility of thunderstorms. >> the winter storm warning is from 2:00 p.m. to wednesday morning. the heaviest snow will be tonight. the snow levels are pretty low and we have not seen this in a while. the valleys may see 3 1/6 inches on the summit over 2 ft.. your kron 47 day around the bay shows temperatures will cool down and guess it will be wet and windy. wednesday morning maybe a shower to the will be chilly for some people the highs only been in the upper 50s. we should try things out and warm things up by the weekend. the time is 7:15 a.m.. to >> we are not tracking any hot spots, the ride is looking good. it is very heavy for the north on rides in the back of this region and to the macarthur mayes. the east shore freeway ride, the nimitz ride is your best approach. if your headed towards the san mateo bridge, we do not have much in the way of traffic. here we are starting to see things back of just a bit in the writ

at least 20 have shake at any coast including ten since midnight.he quake struck at 10:30 last night. the biggest aftershock was 4.6. late last night we spoke with sergeant kay houden from the police department who says she felt the ground roll for at least a minute. >> we didn't get reports of damage, no reports of injury yet. some furniture fell over, so far that's been it. >> some stores also reported items falling off shelves but nothing serious. there is also no threat of a tsunami. >> a person shot in the south bay recovering this morning, deputies say just before 10:00 last night a person was shot near the intersection of south white road and e hill drive. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the shooting under investigation. >> investigators in san francisco trying to figure out how a police officer was shot during a traffic stop in the city's mission district. a live look at san francisco general hospital where that officer adam shaw is recovering. in the meantime, police arrested a suspect who led them o

at 6:30 and tomorrow that sunset goes down at 7:10.o build in and then here comes the shower activity. by about midday we'll start to see the sprinkles over towards the coast and the north bay but it's not until about 5:306:00 tomorrow evening when the showers start to push up against santa rosa and napa and eventually down to san francisco and the east bay and south bay valleys but the system starts to fall apart as it moves into the bay area so we're not talking about a heavy amount of rain. really just about a tenth of an inch and maybe a quarter of an inch and that will do it with the highest amounts across the north bay. we've mentioned earlier how el nino has popped back into the headlines and this is where we'll watch the warming waters off the eastern pacific. even if we get a weak to moderate el nino over the course of the summer and fall we could still be dealing with dire drought situations, in fact, like the drought we had in 1976 where we did have a weak el nino, so we would need a very strong el nino to establish itself o

bay and napa at 61 degrees.ow 60's around alameda and newark and san francisco and san jose and lafayette and 52 with the winds not affecting you and san ramon and redwood city, half moon bay, all in the upper 50's and brentwood is 54. from the east bay hills we are at 59-miles-per-hour gusts with camera shaking and we will have sunny and windy conditions early and dry humidity and sunshine all throughout the day. it will be clear, calmer, and significantly cooler in the not bay valleys and east bay valleys and up to 15 to 20 degrees if the winds calm down. from mount tamalpais: we are eight to ten degrees above average in the home 70's. we should be in the mid-60. we will even be in the 70's at the coast. tonight, we could have upper 30's in the north bay valley and low-to-mid 50's in the east bay valley. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures close to today, thursday and friday with the warmth on saturday and sunday and 80's away from the coast just a delightful day, still, on monday for st. patrick's day.

and look at the s&p at the top of your screen.big board, cbs outdoor america celebrating its spinoff from cbs we'll talk to cnbc ceo les moonves and jeremy male in a moment. and the nasdaq celebrating its ipo to you, a provider of cloud-based education software for colleges and universities. we'll talk to them in the next hour. pricing 8 million shares basically helping colleges extend their curriculum to the online community, jim. >> cloudy with a chance of selloff. if i hear the word cloud once again and it's not from al roker, honest-cloud, cloud, cloud. are you cloud? >> i am cloud. >> i'll take my price target off of you if you are cloud. >> i have the cloud offering. >> enough of software as a service. what do you think will happen to these stocks? do you think they'll go higher over time? >> how important is the cloud in terms of optimizing -- >> the projection for the industry are in the hundreds of percents. >> i think there's something wrong when i see cloud after cloud deal. it says the window is going to close, so get

unanticipated at that level. and as we face all of these challenges, we still have the ongoing obligations and responsibilities that the federal law and the city charter have placed on us to operate our hetch hetchy system responsibly to the benefit of san francisco's businesses and residents. and with a focus on meeting the public interest and the necessity for having a role in electric provision, electric service provisions here in san francisco. but though challenge do present consequences that can be quite negative for the city. if we weren't operating our power assets and the city -- the city's general fund were paying pg&e rates, the cost of doing byness for general fund departments would go up by about 50 million each year. for us, this financial circumstance isn't a reliability issue, it's a financial issue. of course, it becomes a reliability issue if we don't address it, but at this juncture we're addressing it as a financial issue and we're confident that we won't go negative given the options and solu

came in at 7.5% and for consumer inflation at 3.5%.at it's an indication the government has some willingness to accept a lower rate of growth than previous years. in the past, we would hear about this. there have been comments not only by economists who have a lot of questions, but also by policymakers themselves. there was a government economist who had mentioned that the authorities would be willing to accept a lower rate of growth than the target. so that's actually having a lot of -- stirring things up in the market. now, in terms of the other highlights, people were talking about how the premier was focusing on the costs of that economic growth. he declared a war on pollution. he also -- his government had also discussed plans to try to revamp some of the issues in -- with debt to try to help the local governments be able to tap the bond market. now, another major highlight was on the military spending. military spending is going to rise in 2014 by 12.2%. that bigger number as well as the accompanying comments from the china premi

at least at the beginning of march. should be a little bit warmer by now. chicago with minus 3 there just for the high. toronto at minus 4. even down towards the south into the teens. you're been seeing some rain showers, even thunderstorm activity across the gulf states. now, the good news is that we are going to be seeing a little bit of a warming trend throughout the rest of the week. so finally starting to feel a little bit more like it should be for this time of year. getting up to average in washington, d.c., over towards atlanta, and even down towards new orleans. now, as far as europe is concerned, well, the central parts of the continent we are seeing some warming out here and high pressure is just going to be dominating towards the north. still wet and windy conditions across northern parts of the british isles, over towards the scandinavian peninsula. you're going to see some snowfall. down here towardses the south it definitely is going to be the big sun with the high pressure in place. and then, over towards italy, some thunderstorms. a few thu

you look at this and you can say i'm looking at debris.images should be enough. >> we need to take the lessons we learn from air france and apply it and we have to go through this mountain of data that the satellites are collecting to help hone in on the search area. we know through documented records where air france crashed. we were able to look at satellite images collected ten days after the debris was starting to get picked up. we have a very high probable assurance that those objects we are seeing on imagery were in fact aircraft debris. >> when it comes to the search we have now looked at the south china sea, indian ocean, we looked at a lot of places and every time you go back to square one because it shifts. all the different places they have looked for the plane. you heard the commander saying i think we are looking in the right place now. do you think it is possible that we could wake up one morning and we are looking over here or in the jungle or on land. >> or lake michigan. i don't know. here is the thing. the satellite which

officers were dispatched to do a welfare check on ellis street at la gowna at #k -- laguna at 8:15 tonighte names and relationship are not released at this time. >>> the husband who was the pilot survived, but was critically injured. his wife survived. they identified as ray richard farnell, and darla farnell. it took about two hours for rescue teams to get to the crash site. the faa and the ntsb are investigating. >>> caught in the act, a homeowner confronts a would be burglar in the backyard. it sparked a near mile long foot chase before the suspect was caught. rob roth explains why he refused to back down. >> i just grabbed him from the back and pulled him down and basically sat on him. >> reporter: describing how he caught the man he says he saw on his home security monitor. he got a call about somebody in his backyard. on the monitor, he could see a man trying to steal one of his family's bicycles. that's when dio confronted him. >> what are you doing in my backyard? >> reporter: dio who says he's trained in martial arts, then followed the man out the backyard, and a foot chase lasted

we're also looking at traffic at the bay bridge.elay. so we're starting to count only for the macarthur maze which is good. some of the other approaches have cleared up. if you are driving in the carpool lane or the fast track outside lanes, i think you will be doing even better than that. we've had some slow traffic on 880 south coming down -- south as you come down through san leandro. westbound 580 is also slow and southbound 880 as you drive down to fremont, still very, very slow. i want to mention the peninsula approach on 101 to the airport is very slow because of earlier issues. 8:32. back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> caltrain is sharing some really dramatic video of a man who had a frightening close call with a train after he ran across the tracks at the redwood city station. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the station this morning and janine, you've seen with our own eyes some of this risky behavior. yes, we certainly have, dave. there's numerous safety measures in place here. they have this yellow line here on the platfor

looking at traffic around the bay.e coming skyway so it's on the and the skyline. from hercules to berkeley the traffic is unaffected. your ride through the san ramon valley and 60 minute commute time. problem free so as the ride was off 580 south bay freeways are free of any delay is still led 28 to 25 minute commute time. >>: of facebook headquarters in menlo park back to usual this morning but it was a different story last night as employees evacuated around 15. reporting a possible threat to campus from sfpd. the officers a bomb sniffing dogs came on the scene after a thorough search to determine the threat was unsubstantiated not credible. please cancel cleared the facebook and to run a 30 last night. >>: missing malaysia airlines jet, new details are raising authorities searching for the missing malaysia says airlines plane have not ruled out any possible cause in the disappearance. there's still been no sign of the plane. mystery. a couple accused of stealing luggage during the asiana flight disaster at sfo last

. >>> now at 6:00, word of another major credit card breach. this time it's at the dmv. we're looking at whose information could be at risk and why it's sparking new concerns about online security. >> plus, a violent weekends a safe streak for one bay area city, as police investigate the first and second homicides this year. >> already took somebody's life for no reason, for minding their own business. >> what we've learned about the victim. >> of a late night side show caught on camera and it's not the first time. why neighbors tell us police are not doing enough to stop the problem. . >>> the dmv investigating a possible security breach that could put thousands of people's information at risk. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. officials at the dmv issued a statement late this afternoon, saying while there's no evidence of a direct breach, the agency's computer system, they are looking into a possible breach from external vendors that process the dmv's credit card transactions, as well as the credit cards themselves. the website, which fi

>> we can look at valuation levels, we can look at a whole host for forward indicators.. every single recession in the last century has been triggered by fed tightening with one exception in 1945 where it was a world war ii drawdown. it would be unlikely we slip into a recession without any fed tightening taking place. that's probably a year plus at the earliest. >> as soon as the fed starts tightening, you look for a potential exit? >> well, i don't -- i hopefully not. if the fed is sufficiently behind the curve things shouldn't fall apart right as they begin that process. at least since the mid-1950s, you've had the kbungs of an inverted yield curve and negative inflation adjusted monetary base growth about a year before a cyclical peak. there are other signs you start to see at least six months in advance. we'll be looking at a whole host of things in terms of when to get more cautious. we're not there yet. >> some of the other things we'll be seeing, just the numbers from the jobs market, what do you expect to see from that? >> we've had a series of numbers so far th

if you look at the map cereal see a lot of no. 3 at no rain associated with it. color ever going to be experiencing this morning. it's going to be slightly cooler for you than it was yesterday after know what was very beautiful. our salmon to bridge camera. again for a late corporate there saw a mix of clouds but really not a whole lot for you. in fact is one to be mostly sunny this afternoon. temperatures at the moment mild 348 in san jose and sunnyvale also at 48349 out in livermore. otherwise looking at low 50s generally. this afternoon will warm up to the upper 60s low '70's. 71 the expected high for the altman malate. 69 for san jose. a very similar conditions for the east bay with temperatures in the upper 60s for places like pleasanton and livermore highway 4 had been out to the delta. east bay shoreline. -your forecast. not fair commute with dance. >>: with a picture perfect commute to the bay bridge toll plaza. approaching the tolls on the stand and upper deck now problem either. westbound 92 sticking it out. but no major delays getting up of a high-rise

let's look at live pictures. and 40 minute drive time with 30 at the toll plaza.slow as you come up to the coliseum. now let's go to steve. >> sunshine for some. higher clouds. and you sayky not see anything but gray skies. 80s into lake county. something that was not there. and a couple of 30s. partly sunny. mostly sunny later. temperatures 5rbgs 0s and 60s as we get a breeze and making a push for inland areas. 40s and 50s. it has not changed at all. 29 in tahoe and a little chill. the reason for the fog increase the system that came by and went in just south of monterey t enhanced the fog bank. i mean it looks like june gloom. the fog will burn off. there are saibs of that to the north a dry forecast. warmer and sunday into monday in advance of a system that will bring us clouds and rain. another system next weekend. and cooler. low cloud deck. came back like that. not as warm as it was yesterday. 60s and 70s. 65 and 68. and 50s for daly city. 66 and wood side. mostly sunny. it will burn off. monday. we focus our attention clouds rolling in on tuesday. >>> 8:50